a {color: some_color;}
doesn't help me, since what I need is set the link color to the same
color as normal text, whatever that happens to be in the current
desktop's color theme.
Any solution to this problem?
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A suboptimal way to do it is to get the wanted color and make a string
out of it with QColor::name(). The problem with this one is that the
color is still fixed. If the desktop environment changes the palette
(user changed the color theme, for example), the color is not updated.
André
This is what I described above. Getting the color and then using its
name(). But when the palette changes, the color doesn't get updated.
André